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WHY WE NEED MORE PRO-AMERICA MOVIES AGAIN | YOUNG WASHINGTON

"It's like Mel Gibson's The Patriot, but less "Hollywood."" - Me I was listening to an Asmongold podcast a while back when he made a statement about George Washington being a "fucking badass who sailed across a river and murdered a bunch of British dudes in their sleep!" Paraphrasing.  My father and I went to see a movie called The Great Awakening about a man named George Whitfield who was a lesser-known figure that helped shape American history. As we left the theater, I told my father that it would be nice to see more movies about our founding fathers, like George Washington, citing Asmongold's "he was a fucking badass" statement.  You can imagine how delightfully surprised I was when we both went to see Disclosure Day a few months later, and in the hallway of the movie theater, I saw a poster for a movie called Young Washington . I pointed at the poster and told my dad, I was just talking about this! So we caught an early screen...

"AMERICAN GOTHIC" by STEPHEN WILSON JR | COUNTRY

Do you prefer your "American Gothic" by Stephen Wilson Jr in plugged or unplugged format?

From the artist's YouTube:

"Stephen Wilson Jr. is a singer/songwriter from rural Southern Indiana. Wilson was raised by his father who was a boxer and had him boxing from age 7 through adulthood as a Golden Gloves finalist. Wilson, a mostly self-taught guitarist moved to Nashville to pursue a degree in Microbiology at MTSU. After finishing his degree, Wilson joined indie band AutoVaughn & toured for ~5 years as lead guitarist until his creative focus turned more to songwriting & singing. After the band, Wilson relied back on his education working years as an R&D Scientist until signing a publishing deal with BMG Nashville in Aug 2016. He’s had his songs recorded by Tim McGraw, Trace Adkins, Chase Bryant, Mackenzie Porter, Sixpence None the Richer & Leigh Nash. Wilson almost always plays a late-70's gut-string acoustic and some of his main influences are Willie Nelson, Kurt Cobain, John Mellencamp, Bruce Springsteen, The National, Glen Campbell & Randy Travis."


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